... ITlI1S O RNINGWSI NE~WS* Tlh I)ulh of, York is ga:wttodl YtloXwr.1rv C. 'onel of tilt rc.gilnaut. be:iriig his nol oo. 'Ihe foll-wing 'iro tho exact terms of the ( G5CttO uotleo: Watr 01rit). rZ111 Nall, 3rcl 0vtoller, 1819. Ist t n k,, (vi . of Y, (rk',s 0 now Ia' einwkit (if 131f izlo Iaockvls, llis Itoviil 1hiehae,,s ?? 1. A, I Duke ot Yorl;t G .1T K P 14.I.V( to 1bt11 tiuzz rarv- Ce~olic ...

... fMPO1RTANT CASE. SUCCESSF UL AGITATION. In the City of London Court, yesterday, Mr. I Corrarxiisiuner Kerr dtcidcd it c:aso of :ouch interest aifooti ig [ho pelmitho3s pof polit' 0ell. Anu action was! brougvht hry William liti, an ?? pu ii e- roa), GFowkes-Iriidiog Great Tower-street, E.., I agaiist the Corporation ui London, as tile coil- crolleris of cte City Potlic'e Forcei, to recover ...

... I 0 . . ' .J , A A pathetic atory ia told ot tbo ?? the English chiL.Iren of the Arcadia school at Ide villa, D.arclieng. A enoll landslip falling on the henc cerelhe Miss Stahl, on wvhom tbtoresponsibility Faving the children relted, to leave I Villa, taking theml Wvith her, She be a periloue climb and iinaly sacc'edodi gaining the Aiall rcd. loll the thel re was fallingx in ?? and te eanto ...

... [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] CAPE TOWN, September 13. THosE at home who desire to know what a barometric reading of the position here has been like during the past week will obtain a very fair idea if they can induce the family doctor to show them a typical chart of a typhoid patient. The only thing certain is that the exodus from the Rand is a real and terrible certaiaty. Last week the ...

... Zbe Zop of the Mornino.- THE FRENCH IN EAST AFRICA. A telegram ?? states, according to Reuter'sParis correspondent, that work is now proceeding quietly on the Harar Railway THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT's ESTATE. The sale of the Chepstow section of the Duke of Beaufort's Monmouth- shire estates was begun at Chepstow yesterday. Yesterday's portion was offered in twenty-three lots, an'd the sum realized ...

... Spain has-q,.uickly settled her troubles, and may now elect to practi econoies.The Ministerial crisis% is over, and it is settled in the only w eooesumanal, SAIH RULS. t u. possible. The Minister of War, asked to reduce his expenditure by a ma rat ~ um anualyproposed instead to increase the capital enormnouslly.~ The Minister of War has taken his departure, and the p1ic ?? Silveli and his ...

... FOURTH EDITION 1 THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA.' A STATE OF WAR. BOER MILITARY MOVEMENTS. Though no shot has yet been fired, the Transvaal is practically in a state of war. Apparently convinced that there is now no possibility of avoiding an appeal to arms, the Government of the South African Republic have evidently resolved to be thorough in all they do. The commandeering of the burghers has ...

... UI-BERAIiLS AND) TIlE CuTSIS. IV PRIT ANIT SPIKEC I I 1KS HL APDKLPNNIMNAT IL 'W11Y GO TO WARI? WHOLLY INstIVLICIENT J USTI- AN APPEAL TO 1'(IISD . Coan n ?? i'st' , 1 ' I a p i tI itt a bN l M~c r ?? ?? ', 'I II'- I' ?s laiistoiie lby r l' t 'ti T I It. 0 ei''''rrs ci hitl' earl I%,ibra 'Poo0 j I.:1 Londf I'i l'vMr. K. Rbrsn M> (1,~ C N~ ?? Nlr. \lo:ill. M t ant I eu-pa- 'i' N Ai! U ii' ...

... ?? MORLEY AT CAIRNL WRON AT TIHE ELEVEINIL HOUR. ANOTHER APPEAL FOR PEACE. tl a NEGOTIATION STI 1.L POSSIBLE. ,ii A publto moofingi was held in Carnarvon last It 'tight to protest against wvar iu the Tralitivaml. Theo t n'ek itg had booen u rgatized rather hlurriedly., andt on this aecount took plasee in tIh' i tfildhall, which 'Kill accoletltodato abuout ole theosaitd pcitple, k instead of ...

... THE CONSPIRACY IN FRANC1,. A JUDGE'S STO1RY. (FROM OUR COUREBRPONMENT.) PARIS, Thursday Night. Af. Grosjean, ex-judgo at Versailles has gone to Spa, in consequence, as is believed, of his being implictedl in the Royalist plot. Siull- taneously M. 3 aurico Batrres hals seot out on a tour in the German part of Alsace-Lorraine. N1. (Irosjean was one of De Boaurepaires wit- nessets, but (lid not ...

... I Mr. Balfour arrived at St. Andrews, on Monday, and in the afternoon engaged iin a foursome, in which Mrs. Asquith played against him. The Admiralty have presented the Rev. John H. Pitman, Chaplain and Naval In- struotor R.N., to the curacy of Hum- shaugh, in thecountyof Northumberland. The Archbishop of Canterbury will preside at the distribution of prizes to the students at St. George's ...

... TIlo Church I Caugrew. TaE Chureh Congres, which has met annually since 18(6, zncts this your, for the fir.t time, in LilUJ yeur, Ifur 1wo IlIbi T1LUI.e, Itl London. 'The scone of its deliberations, which begin next Tuesday, will be the Albert Hall, so that the speeches, if they are audible, will at 14%st cover a wide area. The interest of the , present gathering is chiefly due to what one . ...